And thanks to all the headfiers who took the time to answer

Quote: Originally Posted by Naoko Headroom were more than happy to sell to my friend in Antwerp, customs charged him just under €50. You could try emailing Grado, anyway best of luck. Customs charge what they want, and it is unpredictable And I tried to email Grado, but...

Quote: Originally Posted by Naoko Probably a bit late, but did you know that Belgium is actually not on Grado's thou-shall-not-sell-to list and you can order them from Headroom? Sorry, I've got no idea where you can buy them from there, I live in the UK. Thanks for the info...

Hi, I plan to travel to New-York (Manhattan) in November. I would take this opportunity to buy a set of Grado SR-225 (big price difference between US and Europe...) Could you let me know the names of a few shops selling these headphones in Manhattan ? Thanks !

Quote: Originally Posted by lipidicman To be clear, I haven't ried the two indigos. The difference I see is not that one is adjustable and one is fixed but that one is amplified whilst the other is not. In my experience amplified outputs (ie headphone outs) work poorly when trying to...

Quote: Originally Posted by milkpowder IO's line out also has amplifier and volume knob. Yes, that's right. That's why it's better to have Indigo DJ if you want to use a dedicated headphone amp. And connect it to the unamplified line out.

Quote: Originally Posted by jjhatfield ... I'll be getting an Echo Indigo DJ, since it has a line-in (for desktop mic for talking on ventrilo), and a line-out (for running to my Headroom when I receive it via mini -> rca interconnect). To avoid confusion :Echo Indigo I/O : Has 1...

It does not have an optical output. It's a coaxial one http://www.digigram.com/cable/getinf...&cable_key=170